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I read that many spicerianum are Hybrids and hard to differentiate from the real soecies. I am wonder if i got. the real species?

I have this diseases on some plants. Only on plants of the Micropedalum section with soft leaves. I don't think that these are insects bites, check them under the microscope and don't find something noticeable. Thanks Florian

Uh wrong it is a phrag humboldtii. I am sure

It is a warszewiczianum

The reale one.

I bought a „caricinum“ from popow wich never flowers right now. But i am sure its not the species. The real one has much more narrow leaves. Bought ist as a young plant and the Habitus looks like your plant.

Hello Paul, this is not Phragmipedium caricinum, ist is a Hybrid. But the plant Looks nice.

looks like rock wool and perlite. Nice Flower!

Eliseo, do you add some banana or coconut to the medium, if yes how much?

Phragmipedium boissierianum

Got this Phragmipedium kovachii 5 years ago, now it is blooming. Picture 2 is the plant some weeks ago with the flowering shoot.

nice typical Phrag. humboldtii :)

A lot of red for a pearcei!

nice Phragmipedium pearcei :)

I have a child plant of your clone, i think you can see the similarity. The Flower is bigger and the leaves are wider than other richteri. Nice to see the parent plant, thanks. I hope its ok for you if i poste a photo of my plant.

The leave of pearcei is more slim and the habitus is different. Looks like a nice richteri for me... Is this a Phrag. caricinum next to it with the bloom?

I am sure it is not a clean Phragmipedium pearcei. It has the richteri typical humps on the lip. How looks the habitus? Phragmipedium pearcei has a longer rhizome than other species.

It is a Phragmipedium richteri. Nice bloom.

i grow them wet but without water in the bowl that air can come to the roots. Some of the species are epiphytic.

nice dark clone!